Chemo brain -overwhelmed by my life

@Keeping_positive1 I think her comment was more along the lines that my expectations of myself were very high and that I, along with the people around me, still expected that I could keep all the info in my head and deliver as required and that it was important that I accepted the impact that the trauma of diagnosis and treatment had had on me.  With some strategies in place, I have mostly been able to continue at a reasonable level but that high-functioning that I took as part of me, has gone.  Getting others to accept that as well has been a long journey.  Family mostly along for the ride (and jokes aside, very supportive) but it has been more challenging at work:  "Don't you remember that?"  "You must remember that!"  No - sorry, I have absolutely no recollection.  Do you have evidence?  Yes?  Well, it must have happened then.  Good on ya!  Funnily enough, I work in a high school and for some reason anything relating to a particular Shakespearean play has disappeared into a black hole.  Some might find that disturbing while others would consider it deserving.  :D